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Artyfactory
Artyfactory It’s Saturday, May 18, 2019, and time for a Homeschool Resource. I would like to share Art. The Recommended Website: is ArtyfactoryIf you’ve used Artyfactory in the past what did you think about the website and why? Age Range: 11 and up (Grades 6 and up; children with parental supervision) This ad-supported website includes step-by-step, how-to art lessons. It also offers art appreciation tutorials on topics like “Still Life” or “Animals in Art“ or broader “Art Movements.” When you get to the site, choose from: Art LessonsArt AppreciationDesign Lessons Little ones can’t interact with Artyfactory on their own. The content and writing are at an advanced level. (In fact, it is suspect most of the content doubles as MacTaggart’s…
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35th Annual Main Street Fest
There is so many events happening this weekend. Its hard to decide which events to attend with my family. We’ve always tried to attend Main Street Fest and usually take my sister with us. Charlie will be gone this evening and part of tomorrow. I’m not sure we will make it out to Main Street Fest this year. David and I would like to see DeLorean Time Machine. FRIDAY, MAY 17, 10 AM–11:30 PMSATURDAY, MAY 18, 10 AM–11:30 PMSUNDAY, MAY 19, 11 AM–6 PM This 35th annual family-friendly festival coincides with American Craft Brew Week and is one of the longest-running and most exciting annual events in North Texas. Guests…
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American Centuries: View from New England
It’s Thursday, May 16, 2019, and time for us to share our Homeschooling Resource for Social Sciences. This weeks Recommended Website is American Centuries: View from New England Age Range: 5-18 (Grades K-12, with parental supervision) Step back in time with this website which features a huge digital collection of objects and documents from the Memorial Hall Museum, one of New England’s oldest museums in Deerfield, Massachusetts. Through the use of hundreds of images, videos, interactive learning activities, transcribed historical documents, and lesson plans, visitors can gain a window into the past of life in New England. This site is extremely user friendly with straightforward navigation and clear explanation of…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
